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Auotcad 2012 Error 1609 and Restricted User

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sboomer
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Auotcad 2012 Error 1609 and Restricted User

If installed as local administrator, do not start it up once to test it. If you did, run the repair, and don't start it up. Log back into restricted user and Autocad 2012 should load no errors....

 

Only posting this, as I could not find it listed and would put it here for someone else who runs into the same.

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anil_choudhary
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Can you create a New local administrator windows profile and start Autocad, let me know if you are able to run AutoCAD 2012.

 

If you are still having problem running Autocad in Administrator account, can you post the install log files for us to take a look at it.

1. Open Windows Explorer.

2. Type %temp% in the address bar, then press enter.

3. Look for files with names like:

 

          <Productname> Install.log

          <Productname> Install_en-us.log

          <Productname> Setup.log

Also, please include screen shots of the error dialog box.

 

 


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sboomer
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The issue was never a problem under the administrator account, it was a issue under a new network or restricted local user.

 

What resolved it was running the repair imediatly before prepairing my image via altiris.

 

After that clients were able to load the basica autocad setup under new accounts.

 

I think the issue is stemming from a first run under administrator account locking those options under that admin account. When you run the repair it removes all those first time setup files, or so I assume, allowing other users to pull that data.

 

This is more a sysprep related issue than anything, as when we sysprep we take the locally setup admin account and use it to create the default profile, because it was launched once under administrator, the path to default directories still probably point at the users AppData folder which prevents other users from accessing the data, that our non admins. This is most likely why the repair fixes it.

 

Cheers!

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